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Sheibyvillo.

VIII Pye of Seymour, formerly of this place. visit
ed friends here last week Miss Aurilla LETTERS
tertained Miss Flora Patterson of Laurel last week.
She gave partyi her honor on Saturday last. The
gentlemen of the Social Club received callers on New
Years, from 2 to IL P. NJ, in their newly and ele-
gantly Furnished club-rooms. The Shelbyville Mill
tary Band was in attendance and discoursed sweet
music in the evening The Misses Blanchard enter
tanned few friends Saturday evening their home
On East Hendricks street. Will Simonton and Abe
Beachy of Lebanon. O., visited Misses Motto Sutton
and Minnie Parrish during the holidays. Ed Swain
left for Cincinnati. Monday last to enter
business college The Kensngton Club
2: DePrez Of West Washington street
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clover, Of St Louis, are the
guests of his brother George Glover Mrs Dan
Shaw and daughter, Miss Clara. and Mrs. Lou Clark,
who have been visiting in Cincinnati returned home
Monday evening: Misses Clara and Kate Beggs,
Junie Elliott. Miss BESSIE Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Major, Harry Saylor, and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Powell went up to Indianapolis Tuesday to wit
ness the rendition of ''Ermnie'. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sheldon attended the wedding of his brother
VIII sheldon Of Adrian. Mich. formerly of this
place, Wednesday evening The Ladies' Foreign
Missionary Society met in the parors of the Presby
terrain Church Wednesday afternoon, Miss Fran kie
Cole. of Morristown. visited Miss Emma Alexander
last week Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sheldon gave a pro-
gressive euchre party Friday last in honor of Will
Sheldon and his bride of Adrian, Mich . Miss Josie
Byers entertained a number of her friends Wednes-
day evening at her home, West Broadway. Mrs.
David Joseph, OF ST. Louis Mo-. is the guest Of Mrs
Jonas Joseph. Tie &c. L. S. G." viii meet with
Mrs. Pierce next Tuesday.
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Rockville,

marriage at the Catholic Church, Thursday evening
by Father Nix They given reception
at the residence of the brides parents.
The dancing class of Prof Oskar Dunreweg will give
reception next Friday evening. 1t will be swell
affair and hundred invitations will be issued
AIRS. Cora Lambert is home from Charlottesville
- sleghing party, consisting of Albert Overman
Charles Tate, Joe Elicit. Will Grain and Misses Sahe
McCune. Annie Lyle, Leila Overman Belle Sidener,
Central House they had enjoyable dance and fine
social time Belle Sidener returns to st. Mary
on Tuesday
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
[Conc,udsd from Fifth Page.l

he present Sheriff Bond and others, from Richmond
And other points in attendance The Su
tchool township institute will have session IN the
xuakers started petition asking the County Comm Is
sioners appropriate tax of $1,000 for the oens
fit of Earlham College. Quite number signsa II an
With an aim to upset the movement Schooi VIII
open again on Monday after two weeks vacatloh.
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has been IN attendance upon her mother, who was
suffering FROM effects of severe accident She
was called hoe by serious sickness in her family
here. Mr.. Gary Morrow and wife, of Hartford
City are visiting in this city. Mrs. NJ is in poor
health . The family of L. d. Ianter have been visit
ing friends at Fort Recovery o.. for week past =
Miss Eva jackson has returned to school in Chicago
after spending the holidays with her parents here
Mrs Kahn and daughter, of Indianapolis, have been
visiting Mrs. R. Kirshbaum during the past week
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Franklin.

Mrs John Clark entertained the Chautauqua Circle
on Friday evening. Rev. William Terrence. of
Greensburg, in this place yesterday, called to
offciate OF the funeral of Miss Lynn
bemaree, who died on Friday morning. 80.
Mr. Leslie Good and Miss Alice Waldere
JeIef. J. G. Dunlap s. G. Brown, and s. B. Moore
spent Thursday in Columbus. the guests of Mr. A NJ
Jeeh Miss Kate Hurst. who has been
teaching German in this city, has returned
to Shelbyvie. Misses Della DUNCAN and Anna Nc
Iaughn have returned to Cincinnati, where they are
engaged in the study of music Mrs. G. n Hall and
children of Peru are visiting Mr.. w. H. Mclaughlin
And family
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STAPP-.Thomas b. Stapp, of consumption, on
Friday evening Jan. z 1887 at pm, aged forty
the funeral will take place from his late residence
No. 276 North Alabama street, Sunday afternoon.
Jan. 8, 1887, at 2 p m.
BRADSHAW-At the residence Of her sonn-lav,
DR.. j. r. Hussey. 264 North Tennessee street. last
night, Mrs Margaret Bradshaw, aged eighty-seven
years and twenty-one days.
Notice of funeral will appear in city papers.
McDONALD-FrankB Mcdonald, at Washington.
D. O., Jan. z, 1887
Funeral services will take place at the residence Of
Hon. Joseph E. Mcdonald, No. 564 North Meridian
street to-day Sunday, January 8, at o'clock p m.
RICE-Samuel NJ, of Oliver and Hannah Rice
on Saturday, Jan. s. at a.. m.
Funeral from the residence. 467 South Missouri
street, at 1:3O p m. to-day Sunday Jan. g. 1887.
Friends invited
STRETCH-At 5 p. NJ, Jan. z, 1887, Mrs. Nancy
Stretch.
Funeral at 10 m. on Monday, Jan. 10, from resi-.
dence $40 Peru street Friends invited.
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librarians Charles Helvie at Muncie last week.
Charles Cook of Connersve. Ind, was the guest
of friends here last week Mrs. A. S. Huston IS Wis
itng friends at New Castle, Ind Miss Annie Hill
formerly of this place, now of Richmond, Ind. is
visiting her friend, Miss Jennie Tyler.
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NObl0ayi1l0.

Edgar O. Wilson and wife are In Arkansas on brief
pleasure trip W. Stephenson formerly of this
Tity, but more recently Of Nashville, Tenn. has been
Anderson Of louisville. ID CITY the pastweek
-,-lra, W. Christian has returned from Edinburs
where he has been visiting relatives. Augustus
20. Frank Lowther Of Anderson was in odr city the
CAST week. = .Chas. Hadley. Of Planfeld was the
Yonnson, of indianapolis, the guest of friends
here thu past week.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

l. O. O. F.-Members of Philoxenian Lodge, No d
notified to assemble at lodge hall at clock or
Sunday afternoon Jan. 8, to attend the funeral Of
our late brother Thomas B. Sapp from his late resi-
dence No 276 North Alabama street.
JOHN G. KOERNER, N. g.
JOS S. WATsoN Secretary.
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PeadletOn.

Dick Helyie, of Anderson, was in town on Monday
80 Thomas Carter, of Indianapolis, was home last
week. Thomas Grady has returned from Kansas
City -: Miss Fannie Patterson. of Indianapolis was
4cn. was in town last week. Michael Callahan Wis
ed relatives at Fortville last week Chas Brown and
y. H. Hussy. Of Indianapolis were here last week
Wm. Bell, of Detroit. Mich, was IN town last week
scout hitm9re and family are now residents of Pen
dleton - "A. j. Hiteman is in Cincinnati. . Mrs Dan
Sotty and son. who have been visiting relatives in
kokomo the past three weeks, returned on FRIDAY =
N. E. Stout and family of sulphur Springs were the
guests of j. H. Michael and wife last week The q.
A. r. will give public installation next Wednesday
plight at the M. E. Church. = Miss Jennie
Tyler visited friends at Anderson last week.
---.Chsrles Cockefair, of Liberty, Ind, was
the guest OF J. r. Silver and family last Sunday -
Miss Annie Frampton leaves next Thursday for Kan.
sas City Mo- to visit her brother George and family
Mrs A. E. Frampton leaves this week for Cali
fornia Mrs. Chauncey William who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Ireland at Sandusky o. returned
home last week Edgar Ireland has accepted posi-
William Moore of Huntsville is not expected to live
s.-Mrs Leah Crayens at the city Friday -
Dir. Wyford, who has been visiting rela.
tives end friends here for some time
returned to her home at Hoopeston, ILL.,, Friday .
Prof Joseph Swain was IN town last week w e.
elvie OF Utah after absence of ten years in the
regular army, has returned home Peter Prilliman
one Of our best citizens and an old resdent af ths
place. will leave for Seattle w. T.. on the 9th of
shis month - Mrs. Annie Huston, after a weeks
Fsit with John Cofman and family, returned 10 her
home In Muncie last Monday. - b AtL;ns anj
wife are visiting their daughter Mrs Hall at sidney
p The Children's Meeting held at the resi-.
deuce OF John Lewarks last Friday The folowina
are the officers elected at the NJ E. Sundayschool to
gervs for year; Sam Mckee superintendent: Mort
Brattain. assistants Mrs. Matte Gottv treasurer,
Kirk Halloweil, secretary; Miss Hattie Hileman as
sistans secretary Elijah Wood and Willie Haloweu,
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ENGRAVING q speciality at Marcv's, The
Jeweler. Bangles and badges made to order.
We beat the world ON fine engraving
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Evansville & Terre Haute.

Evansville X Torre Haute.
Via Vandalia Lne.)
LveIndpls. .73Oam p"12,O0m 4:O0pm s+1O:45pm
Ar Indpls 3,5Oam f10OOam 335pm 4:15pm
Via I. s. St. h. Ry.,
I've Indpls- *1o:5opm t5.3opm -11.55am 7.1oam
Ar Indpls-. 3:45am f1O:O0an, 3:35pm 6:25pu,
daily, fday except Sunday, parlor car, 8 sleep.
ing car.
These trains carry the magnificent Monarch parlor,
sleeping and buffet cars. the finest run in America,
between indianapolis and Evansvills Cars are open
for passengers az $50 p. Train does not leave
until 1O.45 D. m.
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MOnteZuma.

Mrs. Cannon and daughter Bessie of Tuscola were
the guests Of J.. r. Young and family over Sunday
r.. Mrs. Joe Hosier has returned from two weeks
Visit with friends in Kokomo and Frankfort . Mrs
Robt Watkins ofFrankfort, is visiting relatives here
ths week VIII Ireland, of Crawfordsville, was in
town one day last week. Mr.. and Mrs Jack Conner
of Perrysvlls the guests OF their father this
week Frank Stanley, Of Annapolis, was in town
Wednesday on business. sleighing party drove
over TO Rockville Friday evening. A sleighing party
pf Rockville young folks came over to town Wednes-
day night and were entertained by Harry Ball of the
Central House Mrs. Phoebe Watkins ret urned to
her home, in Frankfort Friday
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DIED.

DON'T forget The Soap Store,
No. 6 Circle.
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Chicago, st. Louis & Pittsburg.
Depart-Eastern Mail and Express, daily. 400 ana
Eastern Express. daily, s-.-....-.. 4:3O am
Columbus Accommodation. HOO am
Indianapolis and Richmond Accom-. 400 pun
Day Express daily, s.....-...-... ASS pm
Arrive-Indianapolis and Richmond Accom-. $40 am
Fast Line daily ll:3O am
Indianapolis Accommodation 400 pm
Western Mail and Express, daily $40 pm
Western Express. daily. -...-.... 1920 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION. VIA KOKoMoP P, c. & ST I. R. 3.
Depart-I,ouisyille g. Chicago Exp D. Ills am
Louisville & Chicago Fast Express,
daily Loo PM
Arrive-Chicago & Louisville Fast Express,
daily. Observation-Disclosures. 400 am
Chicago & Louisville Exp, p c.. 500 pna
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Terre Haute.

-, Miss Clara Manning left this week for Detroit,
Mich, whore she will attend the Conservatory Of
Music. Mrs. F. G. Crawford has been called to Mt
Vernon. o., by the serious illness of her mother
Mrs Frank McKeen will entertain the Young Ladies'
Cotillion Club next Friday evening Miss May
French of Union City. Ind, is visiting relatives in
the city Miss Lizzie Jefers is visiting in Greenup
III Miss Anna Paddock gave a masquerade to her
friends on Friday evening at her home on North
Eighth street it proving of the events of the sea
son In junior social circles. There was great varie
ty of costumes many of them elegant and UNIQUE
Miss Addie Kern. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Kern was married Wednesday evening to Dr. Fl. d.
FORESTER of Lyons n. Y. They left at midnight for
their future home at Lyons Cards are out announc
ing the wedding of Miss May McEwan
and Mr.. Jerry Kenworthy, Of Trinidad, Col,
the 18th inst. The bride-to-be is one of the
most gifted and popular Of Terre Hautes vocasts
who has been living for the year past in Colorado
Mr. Kenworthy who for some time connected
with the Vandaiia general Offices in this city is at
present travelling auditor Of the A.. T. g. s. F. rail
road, with headquarters at Trinidad, Col. Miss Nav
Cooper and Miss Owens Of New Harmony. visit
ing the family of DR.. S. j. Young Miss Alice Tyler
of Vncennes, is the guest of Miss Alice Warren
Mr.. Frank DOUGLASS and sister, Miss Josephine are
visiting in Pittsburg Pa. Miss Scudder of Wash.
ington, Ind. is the guest of the Misses Altman.
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Union City,

Mrs. William Pogue entertained number of friends
on New Years day Mrs. DIR. g. w. Thompson is
recovering from severe attack of rheumatism -
Miss Belle Cares visited at Ridgeve during the past
week. The Chautauqua Circle held an enjoyable
meeting with Mrs: N. P: Pangborn on
Monday evening Mrs. J. F.. Swartzen and
daughter Minnie visited during the holt
days with relatives at Greenville. o.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Eckenrode visiting with Mrs.
Eckenrodes parents, west of town. DR.. and Mrs.
Gergln and Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris visited
Findlay. o. on business and pleasure last Wednes-
day Mrs. j; L. Frank has been called
to the bedside of her aged mother
who Is seriously i'll at Greenvie, o.
Mrs. Matilda Kemp went TO Chattanooga, Tenn. on
Wednesday where she will take position as rnatron
in an orphans home Misses Eva L. and Ada SUIT
ton have retured from visit with relatives in Prebe
county, Ohio. Miss Mantle Wiesner has returned
from a visit to relatives and friends at Wabash
Miss Nellie Deem has returned to her duties as in
strnctress in Oxford Seminary. at Oxford, O.. Mrs
Judge Mex emmy, of Dayton, Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Dr. s. z. Ruly. OF this city = Mrs. Hannah
ooclazer, estimable old lady of this city has taken
up her residence with relatives at Ridgeviie Prof
4. J. Davis and wife have been called to Mt Gead
o., by the death of their grandson only child of L. H
and Ida Davis Mrs. Elizabeth Day has returned
from an eightweeks' stay Cincinnati, whore she
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Cincinnati Indianapolis. ST. Louis & Chicago.
CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-Cin natl Fast Line daily. andc. G. $40 AMI
st. Louis Express daily .-.--.---- $50 am
Cincinnati Accommodation. 1883 am
Cincinnati Mail p c---....... 800 pm
Rock Island and Peoria Ex daily. $3.50 pm
Arrive-1ndanapolis Accommodation -1O45 am
Chicago and ST. Louis Mail, p. c. d'y. 1145 am
Lafayette Accommodation. .....--. 4:45 pm
st. Louis Express, daily. .1O:45 pm
Chicago Fast Line daily, s. and c. Lilo pm
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-Chicago Peoria and Omaha Ex.... 7:1O am
Indianapolis and Logansport Ex.-. 7lO am
Chicago Mail, D. G. .--.............12;O5 PM
LAFAYETTE Accommodation .-.... 500 pm
indianapolis and South Bend Ex.. 300 pm
Chicago Peoria and N. Ex., daily,
g. and r. c. J. LOU pm
Acknowledgement Fast Line dy g. c. and 8. 800 ana
CINCINNATI Accommodation. --.--..11:15 ana
South Bend and Indianapolis Elk. HID am
Cinc;nn att Mail o. c.-.... 1855 pM
Rock Island and Peoria En-. $40 pm
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Cincinnati. Hamilton & indianapolis.
Depart-Cn, Dion and Toll, d'y c. G. and 8. 400 am
Cincin., DAYTON, Toledo and N. Y..1O:63 ann
Cincinnati, Dayton Toledo and New
YORK. p. D:oU pm
Connersville Accommodation. ..... $50 pm
Arr;ve-Connersville Accommodation. -.... S,35 am
Gin, Peoria and ST. Louis p. c....1l:4 AS am
Cincinnati Accommodation. ....,.. ASS pnt
Gin. Peoria and St l. dy.c e sud s. 1O:45 pm
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JefTersonviIIe. Madison & Indianapol

Jacksonville. Madison & Indianapolis.
Depart-Southern Express, daily, s...-.... 4:15 am
Louisville aad Madison Accom-. 8:1O am
Louisville and Madison Mail, dy, Pc 400 pm
Louisville Express -.--............ 645 pq
Arrive Indianapolis Accommodation. 1885 Ani
indianapolis. st. Louis and Chicago
Express, daily HOO am
Indianapolis Accommodation Gas pm
Chicago and st. Louis Fast Line,
daily. s.......-.......-.....--. PM
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Bald Knob.

School at this place closed las,
Friday.
There is quite a demand fol
hogs in our neighborhood.
Miss Eliza Rogers left Monday
for Belle View, Kentucky.
G. w. Green is gone on a visi,
to relatives at Locust, Carroll
county.
Died-Near Scrabble, Mrs.
Poole, March 24th, in the o2d
year of her age.
Hugh Walker, of Monterey,
visited his grandmother. Mrs.
Flack, last Sunday.
Mr.. J. w. Reeves, of Hill
Spring, Henry county, visited the
family of E. Q. Lee last Saturday.
Miss Sally Oman, an accomplish
ed lady Of Flat Creek, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Jennie Austin.
Miss Lucinda Harrod, OF
Duckers Station, has been visiting
at Mr.. Ed. Duncan's the past
week.
Rev. ]. Burton preached a
splendid discourse on Faith" to
a large congregation at Stoney
Creek last Sunday.
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son Church to-day and tomorrow
at II o'clock a. m. each day.
Mr.. c. E. Williams and family,
of Shelbyville, visited relatives in
this town the frst of the week.
Mr.. J. H. Keith, of the firm of
Keith & Reib, feather rcnovators.
have removed to this place from
Shelbyville.
We know of no better stand for
dry goods store than this, pro.
vided general assortment would
be kept. There's millions in the
enterprise.
If there is any good reason why
divine services should be held at
II o'clock a. M, instead Of an
earlier hour, we should like for
some one to explain.
Ryal Wade left last Tuesday
for Scott county, near George
town, to comply with his contract,
the construction of a section of
pike in that locality. Success.
A teacher of vocal music is de-
sirous Of being employed two or
three days in each week. Charges
moderate. Satisfaction guaranteed
in every instance. Apply to c.
H. Parent, Bridgeport, Ky.
Miss Leana Sanders died at her
home near this place last Monday,
April II, 1887. She was quite
old, and had been feeble for some
time, though her death was rather
sudden. Peace to her. ashes.
Messrs. Scohcld and Wade
Brothers left the first of the week
for Rippeyville, Anderson county,
to comply with their contract. the
construction of a section of rail
road for the Louisville Southern
in that section.
With a boss blacksmith and
wood workman, an excellent
feather renovating establishment,
together with other No. l i'm
provements, Bridgeport is certainly
entitled to the word "boom" in
connection with her interests.
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The wonderful success of Swift's
Sure Specific, known as the "S. S. S."
remedy for diseases of the blood, is
sufficient to command the attention
of sufferers from blood poisoning,
particularly those who have battled
with this form of disease for years I'M
successfully with potash.
1t is claimed that Swift's Specific is
purely vegetable compound, that is
entirely free from potash and mercu-
rial mixtures, and that its action on
the blood is direct, purifying and re-
storing without injury to the nervous
system.
A list of certificates of the eXtraOr-
binary cures effected by this medi-
cine would fill Il large volume, and a
report of its yearly sales in the
Uuited States alone would seem in
credible. All druggists have it for
sale.-NeW Orleans Picayttne.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer
3, Atlanta, Ga.
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What a Hotel Man Knows.

On coming out of the army, just at
the close of the war. | suffered with
indigestion, which soon developed
into dyspepsia, which so worked on
my system that l was reduced to
only 1875 pounds, although a brawny
man six feet tall. For twenty years
was sufferer from chronic dys-
pepsia. Last February | commenced
taking S. :. s., and after using eight
bottles l had no trace of the disease
left in my system, and | weighed $50
pounds.
My wife also suffered from dyspep-
STA. After | was cured l began treat
ing her with 5. $. 5. with the hap
piest results. She rapidly improved,
and is to-day comparatively well;
but as a measure of safety, she con-
tinues its use until the few bottles on
hand shall be consumed.
w. +. LIGHTFOOT,
Central Hotel.
TT. Gaines, Ga, Dec. 8, 1886.
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Flag Fork.

The Eclectic school is booming
with pretty girls.
The Fork is land of widows,
and handsome ones at that.
The Great Union Sunday school
is increasing in vast numbers.
Pharmacist Violet occupies his
new store, compromising drugs.
Mr.. James Gordon, of Sand
rifle, has pulled up stakes and re-
tired to Kansas.
Our counters are lined with
young ladies and gentlemen buy
ing spring hats.
The late Widow Peyton's house
hold effects were sold at a high
price on last Saturday.
Sandriffle has become a paradise
Of prayer. Fervent prayer meet
ings are held there weekly.
Dennis Bailey, Esq, was elected
Supreme Superintendent of the
Great Union Sunday-school.
Every young man in want of a
pretty wife should come here
before going elsewhere. Call and
see.
A little four-yearol daughter
of Mr.. Barnett Gordon can wash
and iron equal to an expert China
man.
Prof. T. c. Jones, the cast iron
Snowman, is here paying his COM
plments to his numerous warm adj
mireiS.
Large numbers Of young ladies
and gentlemen from Bald Knob
attended the national orchestra on
last Sunday.
Our bad boy is here from Sand
rifle to torment your reporter.
He is now very cross-eyed and
much freckled. The first labor
that he has done here was to cut
the hair close from his mothers
scalp while she was fast asleep.
The old lady don't seem to COM
plain much but says that Ike only
desired to make her equal with the
bellies of fashion.
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Pea Ridge.

Bro. Roberts will preach here
tomorrow at ii o'clock.
The thanks of the Ridge CORE
spondent are due to Mr.. Willie
Pence for a nice dish of fish.
A number Of our young men
went fishing few nights ago, and
met with fair success. Pitchforks
were the principal weapons used,
and the fish were driven along the
creek to shallow water, dubbed
and forked into sacks.
Pea Ridge Sunday-School COM
menced last Sunday. The election
of officers was postponed till to-
morrow evening at three o'clock,
at which time it is hoped members
and friends will all be present and
make it the success it deserves to
be.
1t is the opinion of some people
here that the railroad question will
not be submitted to the vote Of the
county, but this is probably. mis-
take, for that is the easiest way to
dispose Of the matter; for if the
people don't want a railroad, can't
they vote it down, and if they do
want it, ought they not to have it?
Our worthy directors, assisted
by the contractors, are gradually
bringing the Pea Ridge pike to a
finish. When the present contract
is finished, there will be gap of
mile for which no appropriation
has been made. What a splendid
chance for some wealthy citizen to
immortaize his name by building
the piece Of pike for us.